Comparing Medusa's Head And The Clash Of The Titans

In conclusion, “Medusa’s Head” and the Clash of the Titans are magnificent story versions that illustrate the heroic journey of an ordinary demi-god who strives to conquer the toughest of obstacles and triumphantly saves Princess Andromeda and the people of Argos from evil. Although both accounts of the myth portray similarities (supernatural forces, wise guides, monsters, and events), the director makes good changes with why Perseus goes on a mission and the difference in women who Zeus impregnates: change between daughter and wife. But, also makes tolerable (not so good) modifications to prove a point and establish a concept of love.